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Elder Abuse: Not Just Physical, Consider Online Safety

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1.  According to evidence-based research, which factor contributes to older adults’ vulnerability to scams?
  1. An increased fear of technology
  2. Age-related declines in processing speed and executive function
  3. A higher likelihood of having large retirement savings
  4. Inability to read small print on screens
2.  Which of the following is NOT a role of the therapist in regard to online safety?
  1. Educator
  2. Advocate
  3. Mandated reporter
  4. Guardian
3.  The 'STOP' component of the 'STOP, THINK, CONNECT' safety framework primarily means the senior should:
  1. Immediately turn off their computer or phone.
  2. Pause the transaction or request and refuse to act quickly.
  3. Stop talking and listen to the scammer's instructions.
  4. Stop all online activity permanently.
4.  What is the single most effective security measure against account takeover for sensitive online accounts?
  1. Using a simple, memorable password
  2. Installing a new web browser every month
  3. Only using a laptop for online banking
  4. Enabling Multi-Factor Authentication (MFA)
5.  Which of the following is a universal red flag that indicates a call or email is likely a scam?
  1. The caller demands payment via a gift card or wire transfer.
  2. The request is about an issue you did not initiate.
  3. The caller asks you to verify your name and address.
  4. The email contains minor grammatical errors.